What happened? A french version of this blog post is also available. In February 2018, the French regulator, ARCEP, published a report on how device, browser, and OS level restrictions … Read more
At Mozilla, we work to advance a healthy internet, because the internet sits at the heart of our global society and economy. In January of 2017, we published our first … Read more
We congratulate the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on the release of their Recommendations on Net Neutrality. The recommendations are unequivocal: net neutrality should be the law of the … Read more
Today, we filed Mozilla’s comments to the FCC. Just want to take a look at them them? They’re right here – or read on for more. Net neutrality is critical … Read more
In a speech at the Newseum today, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai shared some details about his plan to repeal and replace U.S. net neutrality protections enacted in 2015. These rules … Read more
On Thursday, April 20th a Rotterdam Court ruled that T-Mobile’s zero rated service “Data Free Music” is legal. The court declared that the Dutch net neutrality law, which prohibits zero … Read more
The FCC announced on Friday, February 3, 2017, it is stopping a review into wireless carriers that exclude certain applications, such as their own video streaming services, from counting against … Read more
A new U.S. Presidential Administration takes office today. While there are many serious issues to tackle and many hard-fought debates to commence, no matter what your political views are, I … Read more
On December 19th, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) released new recommendations on “Encouraging Data Usage in Rural Areas Through Provisioning of Free Data.” This is the latest salvo … Read more
We may have to do it again. Importantly, we can and we will. President-Elect Trump has picked his members of the “agency landing team” for the Federal Communications Commission. Notably, … Read more
Millions of people in developing nations think that Facebook is the Internet. This is not a matter of mere confusion. It means that millions of people aren’t able to take … Read more
Over the past 18 months, the debate around the free and open Internet has taken hold in countries around the world, and we’ve been encouraged to see governments take steps … Read more